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Re: Where is Script Menu?
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Re: Where is Script Menu?


  • Subject: Re: Where is Script Menu?
  • From: Michael Grant <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 7 Oct 2001 11:26:00 -0500

At 10:38 -0400 10/7/2001, Bill Cheeseman wrote:
The new official HI user interface for menus that used to appear in Mac OS 9
menu bar icons or Mac OS X Dock Extras is the application menu that a
developer can install in an application's Dock icon. So, maybe Apple could
implement ScriptMenu's functionality in a Dock menu for Script Editor (not
likely), or maybe Mark Alldritt could do it off the Script Debugger 3.0 Dock
icon. The problem with this is that, I believe, the application must be
running in order to access the menu, even if the application icon is
installed in the Dock.

What would make sense to me would be to use an interface similar to that for Services. Shouldn't Services really be in the Apple menu rather than the application menu anyway, or better yet have their own menu (which could include script sub-menus--OK, I know scripting and services are different animals, but to the user the functionality is similar)?

Michael

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